Decide (Grade A)Security-tested data-ai skill for Claude AI. Grade A. Record a decision: finalized → ADR (optionally rule + guide or spec + plan); open proposal → RFC. Use for 'we decided', 'record this decision', 'm
Overview
Key features
- Records decisions as finalized ADRs or open proposals as RFCs
- Transforms decisions into structured documentation
- Supports creation of rules, guides, specifications, and plans
- Security-tested for data-ai skills
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Use cases
Project Decision Documentation
Teams can use Decide (Grade A) to formally document project decisions, ensuring that all choices are recorded and justified, which helps in future reference and audit trails.
Proposal Management
Decide (Grade A) can be utilized to manage open proposals by converting them into RFCs, facilitating discussion and formalization of new ideas or changes within a project.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Formalizes decision-making process
- Enhances project documentation and traceability
- Integrates with Claude AI for streamlined workflow
Cons
- Limited to use with Claude AI, which might restrict its versatility across different platforms
- May require familiarization with the specific commands and structures of ADR, RFC, and other documentation types
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Q&A
Is there a learning curve to using Decide?
Users may need to familiarize themselves with specific commands and structures of ADR, RFC, and other documentation types to effectively use Decide (Grade A).
Asked by Anders Lindgren · Mar 3, 2026
What are the key benefits of using Decide?
Decide enhances project documentation and traceability, and formalizes the decision-making process, making it more precise and transparent.
Asked by Mireille Dupont · Feb 3, 2026
Does it integrate with other AI tools?
Decide (Grade A) is specifically designed to integrate with Claude AI for a streamlined workflow, but its use is limited to this platform.
Asked by Boris Yankov · Jan 28, 2026
What is Decide Grade A used for?
Decide (Grade A) is used to record business decisions by transforming them into structured documentation, such as ADRs or RFCs.
Asked by Ines Zeković · Dec 3, 2025
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